Displaying any kind of debug info or similar information is extremely bad for WordPress Security. If any PHP errors happen on your site they should be logged in a safe place and not displayed to visitors or potential attackers. Open wp-config.php and place the following code just above the require_once function at the end of […]
Having any kind of debug mode (WP JavaScript debug mode in this case) or error reporting mode enabled on a production server is extremely bad for WordPress Security. Not only will it slow down your site, confuse your visitors with weird messages it will also give the potential attacker valuable information about your system. WordPress […]
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